By rating and review confidence
Best Restaurants in Al Quoz
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What people like
Chicken biryaniOne visitor particularly enjoyed the chicken biryani alongside a chicken sandwich on a return visit.
Fish curryThe fish curry received detailed praise for its rich, balanced flavour and clay-pot presentation that kept it warm.
King Chef Restaurant is a South Indian-leaning restaurant in Al Quoz, with North Indian and Chinese dishes also mentioned by customers. Reviews point to puttu, chicken biryani and fish curry as useful orders, while pricing and service can vary considerably between dine-in and delivery.
View full business page →Tip: Allow extra timeFor delivery, build in at least 1.5 hours; repeated reviews describe long waits, including for nearby addresses.
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ShawarmaSome customers describe the chicken shawarma as tender, lightly breaded and paired with creamy garlic sauce.
Welcoming staffReviews mention polite, professional and friendly service, including staff who remember regular customers.
Qasr Al Farouj is a Syrian restaurant in Al Quoz, known in reviews for Arabic shawarma and chicken dishes. The shawarma gets especially strong praise when it arrives fresh, while broasted and grilled chicken are other reasons customers return.
View full business page →Tip: Try dine-inConsider eating in if you want the reported complimentary soup and cabbage-and-carrot salad with your meal.
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ParathaChicken paratha was praised as tender, fresh and notably less oily than expected.
KarakThe karak was a standout order, with one customer calling it the best they had tasted.
Not (So) Guilty is a nostalgic restaurant and grocery-cafe concept in Al Quoz, known in reviews for retro surroundings and Emirati-style snack combinations. Chicken paratha, Chips Oman creations and karak are the main reasons people considered stopping by, though the latest review says the place has closed.
View full business page →Tip: Check StatusVerify that it is operating before driving over; the latest dated review says it had closed.
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Charcoal GrillsTurkish charcoal and other charcoal dishes are standout choices in customer reviews.
Four SidesA grill chicken order was reported to arrive with four proper sides, making the meal feel substantial.
Grill Park Restaurant in Al Quoz is a casual restaurant known in reviews for charcoal cooking, especially grilled chicken and Turkish charcoal. You can dine in or order delivery, with customers also mentioning mixed charcoal and fish mango curry.
View full business page →Tip: Allow TimeIf you need food urgently, avoid relying on delivery: one shawarma order took around 50 minutes.
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What people like
Food RangeThe menu covers Arabic, Pakistani and Indian dishes, giving groups with different preferences plenty to choose from.
Breakfast ValueBreakfast stands out for value, especially the qeema with paratha, followed by karak tea.
Alasayal Kitchen & Restaurant is an Al Quoz dining spot serving Arabic, Pakistani and Indian food in a clean, comfortable setting. Reviews point to its biryani, mutton dishes and affordable breakfast as particularly useful reasons to visit.
View full business page →Tip: Check OffersIf you see a promotion, confirm the final price before ordering; one diner said an offer was not applied at payment.
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Tea varietySpecial tea, coffee, sulemani and green tea are mentioned as affordable options.
Quick deliverySome delivery orders have been impressively fast, including a WhatsApp order reported as quick with excellent food.
NT Cafe is a casual cafeteria in Al Quoz where tea breaks, shawarma and quick meals are the main draw. Reviews particularly highlight the Karak tea and Hyderabadi-style dum biryani, though food quality and service can vary noticeably.
View full business page →Tip: Confirm timingIf ordering delivery, confirm the expected time before paying; reported waits range from 40 minutes to almost two hours.
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